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A look inside designer’s charming 1950s home in sought-after village suburb
The home, built in the 50s, is a sun-trap.
5 March 2026
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Discover a charming 1950s home at 304 Muritai Road, Eastbourne, owned by graphic designer Ellen Giggenbach. This colourful, sun-trap property retains its mid-century character with features like vertical wood panelling.
The home offers three bedrooms, a study, an updated bathroom, and a sunroom. It sits on a fully fenced section with a Japanese-themed front garden. Conveniently located near Eastbourne village and schools, it's an ideal family home listed by Harcourts with price expectations over $1.1 million.
The 'groovy glassware' collection.
The lounge room has retained its original character.
Original 50s wood paneling is still a star of the show.
The kitchen is a riot of colour.
The house features classic Mid-century design.
One of the light, airy bedrooms.
A place to catch the sun.
The property has a lovely, private garden.
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